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Sorting HAT Harry Potter: Table of Symbols

This document provides instructions for crocheting a Harry Potter sorting hat. It includes: - Materials needed including yarn and crochet hook sizes - Step-by-step instructions for crocheting the hat, increasing stitches in rounds to shape the hat - Additional rounds of single crochet to create a wider brim - Instructions for embroidering details like the mouth, eyes and nose to complete the hat

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Sorting HAT Harry Potter: Table of Symbols

This document provides instructions for crocheting a Harry Potter sorting hat. It includes: - Materials needed including yarn and crochet hook sizes - Step-by-step instructions for crocheting the hat, increasing stitches in rounds to shape the hat - Additional rounds of single crochet to create a wider brim - Instructions for embroidering details like the mouth, eyes and nose to complete the hat

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  • Sorting Hat Harry Potter Pattern: Introduces the crochet pattern for a Harry Potter-themed sorting hat, including symbols and initial instructions.
  • Crochet Instructions: Provides step-by-step instructions to crochet the sorting hat with specific stitch counts and increases over several rows.
  • Last Details: Offers detailed finishing instructions including sewing, final stitching, and shaping techniques for the hat.
  • Finalization: Completes the pattern with final touches and a congratulatory note for completing the sorting hat.

SORTING HAT

HARRY POTTER

Table of symbols:
chain – ch
single crochet – sc
double crochet - dc
increase – inc
front post dc - FP dc
half double crochet - hdc
treble crochet - tr
through back loop - tbl
together – tog
slip stitch - sl st
repeat - rep

My yarn
100% high volume acrylic
200 m / 50 g.
Size crochet hook 2,5 and 3,5. Here you should use a crochet hook depending on
your crochet pattern. If crocheting tight, use 3.5. If you knit loosely, use the 2.5
crochet hook.
Weight - (0) Fingering
Hat
I am very free crochet. Do not overtighten the thread. When crocheting, put a
hat on your head to find out what width you need. I knitted in 2 threads
My head volume 50cm.
R1: dc (double crochet) 5 in magic ring (5 st)
R2: dc 5 (5 st)
R3: inc x 5 (10 st)
R4: dc 10 (10 st)
R5: *dc, inc* x 5 (15 st)
R6: dc 15 (15 st)
R7: *dc 2, inc* x 5 (20 st)
R8: dc 20 (20 st)

R9: *dc 3, inc* x 5 (25 st)


R10: dc 25 (25 st)
R11: *dc 4, inc* x 5 (30 st)
R12: dc 30 (30 st)
R13: *dc 5, inc* x 5 (35 st)
R14: dc 35 (35 st)
R15: *dc 6, inc* x 5 (40 st)
R16: dc 40 (40 st)
R17: *dc 7, inc* x 5 (45 st)
R18: dc 45 (45 st)
R19: *dc 8, inc* x 5 (50 st)
R20: dc 50 (50 st)

R21: *dc 9, inc* x 5 (55 st)


R22: dc 55 (55 st)
R23: *dc 10, inc* x 5 (60 st)
R24: dc 60 (60 st)
R25: *dc 11, inc* x 5 (65 st)
R26: dc 65 (65 st)
R27: *dc 12, inc* x 5 (70 st)
R28: dc 70 (70 st)
R29: *dc 13, inc* x 5 (75 st)
R30-33(4 row): dc 75 (75 st)
R34: *sc 4, inc* x 15 (90 st)
R35: *sc 5, inc* x 15 (105 st)
R36: *sc 6, inc* x 15 (120 st)

R37: *sc 7, inc* x 15 (135 st)


R38: *sc 8, inc* x 15 (150 st)
R39: *sc 9, inc* x 15 (165 st)
R40: *sc 10, inc* x 15 (180 st)
R41: *sc 11, inc* x 15 (195 st)
R42: *sc 12, inc* x 15 (210 st)
R43-48: sc 210 (210 st)
If desired, you can make the hat brim even wider and crochet the required number
of rows.
Trim and hide the thread.

LAST DETAILS
Sew the folds for the mouth and eyes as in the photo. Ihighlighted
the seam in blue. To form a nose, sew the upper lip only at the
edges as shown in the photo. If desired, sew the creases on top of
the hat to create a forward tilt. For convenience, first I roughly
outlined the folds with a contrasting thread. But not much, so that
you can easily pull it out later. After that, with the help of a thread

in the color of the hat and a needle, I firmly embroidered the folds.
Also, instead of a needle, you can use a crochet hook.
Congratulations!
Your Harry Potter sorting hat is ready!

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